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June 16, 2026 at 1:27 PM
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March 30, 2026 at 10:51 PM
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spent the afternoon at the smithsonian african art museum. really enjoyed this big guy in particular
overview of the second floor level of the museum from a balcony above it. giant sculpture of an ouroboros anchors the room, surrounded by light gray walls and lit overhead by dozens of spotlights plaque next to exhibit: Romuald Hazoume b. 1962, Porto-Novo, Benin Works in Porto-Novo Rainbow Serpent (Dan-Ayido-Houedo) 2007 Mixed media and found objects MUSEUM PURCHASE, 2013-1-1 Playing with expectations. Romuald Hazoumè is perhaps best known for transforming jerry cans used to carry gasoline into mask-like forms. As he says, "People expect Africans to make masks. So, I make masksại In Rainbow Serpent (Dan-Ayido-Houedo), however, Hazoume employs these same jerry cans to fashion the monumental form of a rainbow serpent swallowing its tail, a powerful symbol connected to fertility, prosperity, and the eternal cycle of life for the Fon and Yoruba peoples of Benin and Nigeria. By subverting expectations with his materials and subject matter, Hazoumè seeks to draw attention to the consequences of oil extraction, the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade, and the continued abuses found in unequal global trade relations. the jerry can ouroboros up close, each can lid sliced to resemble scales of a snake
August 15, 2026 at 7:53 PM